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Istikhara App is a free, multilingual platform offering Quran-based istikhara and educational resources about its practice. Available in nine languages, the website provides Quranic verses, translations, and accompanying interpretations for general decisions, marriage, and business matters. Visitors can also explore istikhara duas, practical guides, and published views from Islamic scholars. Our aim is to make these resources accessible to Muslims around the world, while encouraging thoughtful consideration and consultation with trusted people when making important decisions. Explore our resources at istikhara.app.
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